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Measure Corner Angle with Protractor

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After selecting the appropriate jig, the next crucial step is to accurately measure the angle of the corner where the crown molding will be installed. The CutNCrown kit includes a patented protractor specifically designed to measure these corner angles. Place the protractor into the corner, and it will provide a precise reading of the actual angle. Locate the arrow on the protractor that indicates the 'corner' measurement. Take this total corner angle measurement and divide it by two. This result will be the precise miter saw setting needed for each individual cut to create a perfect joint.

Goal: Determine the miter saw setting for the crown molding cuts.

Tools and materials

  • Patented Protractor CutNCrown — Measuring interior and exterior corner angles for accurate saw settings

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figure out what your spring angle is. That tells you which of the three jigs you need to use. All three jigs come in the kit, 38, 45, 52. The second step, all you have to do is remember corners are not square. It comes with a patented protractor that measures your corner. Read the arrow that says corner, divide by two. That's your saw setting. The third step is, don't let anyone tell you they need to train you how to think upside down and backwards. All you have to do is look at the picture. You put

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